Weather – Schnikisms

Photo of the Day – Cold, Dark, Alone

I was on my way to class the other night. Saw this, surrounded in fog. Thought it was cool.

Photo of the Day – Three Flags

These three flags are up at Timberline Lodge. There was something about the way they were billowing in the breeze, the angle and the bright blue sky that called to me.

Photo of the Day – Sunburst Gas Works

This photo is all about perspective. A great shot from Seattle, Washington’s Gas Works park, which is an old gas and oil refinery turned nature park. They covered everything with colorful paint and turned it into a great place to see Seattle on a sunny day.

Photo of the Day – South Lake Union Boats and Planes

Another photo from my weekend trip to Seattle, Washington. South Lake Union and the steam paddle boat, the sail boats, the seaplanes and off in the distance, Bridges… There’s all manner of transportation around.

Photo of the Day – Lake Union, Seattle, Washington

I spent the weekend in Seattle and couldn’t have asked for better weather. This is proof that Seattle, and the Pacific Northwest, isn’t always rainy.

Photo of the Day – Through the Rain

This photo was taken a few days ago, through the rain on my windshield. It seemingly captures everything I love. Rain, clouds, sunshine, and beautiful colors. A little bit of everything for the birthday boy. 🙂

Photo of the Day – Morning Rainbow

This rainbow was from earlier this morning. A nice way to walk into work. We’ve had some weird weather in Portland this July.

Photo of the Day – Come Back Rain

We’re looking at a couple months of 80 and 90 degree weather. I’d rather have weather that matches the below photo. What’s your favorite type of weather?

Photo of the Day – Clouds In The Window

This building is in Seattle. Though, you’d never know it by the reflection and the blue skies! Welcome to Pacific Northwest Summer!

Photo of the Day – Willamette River, Portland

From a walk through Portland’s Waterfront this weekend. Blessed with beautiful weather, this photo was great and proof that Portland isn’t always covered with rain and dismal gray clouds!